Buckwheat Hulls Car Seat Covers

Edit: Recieved replacement in correct color! I had recieved black even though I reordered the same one I ordered first from my Amazon orders page, which was gray. But all is well now. Edit #2: Feb 8, 2023 - I still love this seat cover. It's showing almost zero wear and I've had no issues whatsoever. The gray is nice, matches my van. Returning second order and reordering gray for passenger side. Fingers crossed! I like the seat cover. It stays a reasonable temp even after sitting in hot car, so much better than getting into van with hot leather seats. Folks, you're not gonna get a substantial cooling effect with this, it's just material with buckwheat filler, not some electrical or chemical reaction that actually stays cool in extreme heat conditions. You'd need electricity for that, or some technologically advanced super cooling gel idfk. Common sense yo. The buckwheat does help with moisture wicking and it dries out quick, that's good for keeping odor in check. I don't notice the booty or back sweat as much if at all when getting into the hot car initially. I'd call it a win. The bottom section lays over the seat edge to edge, no attached skirt that stretches over whole seat, which is what I wanted. The pocket in front smoothes nicely over the front of seat behind your calves, it has stayed secured in place does not get in the way or bother my legs at all, I was worried about that so that's good. The back section is sleek in that it doesn't have the side wings, just covers the main center part behind your back, I think it's a smart design and works well, has stayed in place, ties holding strong. The non slip backing works. It isn't hard to install, just commit to the job and do it right. I got mine straight and snug, it has stayed put through many much gettings in and out (and I'm not a petite woman sooo, I'm impressed). It's getting more formed to the seat and more comfortable by the day, like a new pair of shoes that need broken in a bit. Yes the edge does sometimes catch and lift a little as you're getting in, but the product is thick/ridgid enough to easily fall back into place, just gotta lift datazz up a quarter inch to clear the edge.

Easy to install. Material is thick and sturdy. This is a perfect car seat cover to protect my skin from being burned from the leather seats when it’s hot. I love that the bottom flap covers where your knees/calves hit and that the hook prevents the seat cover from sliding around. Very happy with this purchase.

Using in Sebring convertible works great. Keep seat cool no sweating! Would buy another but to $$$

This is PERFECT. My seats are black leatherette and I am a naturally sweaty human. In the summers, my seat is a slip-and-slide. Well, NOT ANY MORE! It’s also quite comfortable.

I have an 8-year old car with leather seats, which are holding up well, but doesn't have the fancy venting system like newer cars. It gets very hot in the summer, and the heat and sweating exacerbates my eczema. I picked this one because it's filled with a natural filler. I didn't want something with polyester filling as that would not be as breathable. Cotton would have been okay, but I figured this corn-husk would hold up better to being crushed better than cotton. They fit well and look great! They are also great in the summer, and solve the problem I had. Very comfortable. They start out a bit "crunchy", but they soften quickly. Highly recommended!

This seat covers definitely promotes airflow between me and my car seat.

I have a 2025 Outback and while the shape fits, the tethers don't have a space to hold it in well. The seat has to be readjusted everytime I get in. The material is rough but not uncomfortable. It keeps the seat from getting too hot.

These are perfect for black leather seats in Florida! Super comfortable and easy to install. I've had them for over two years and after spot-cleaning them several times, I decided to wash them in my front load washing machine (which only tumbles, doesn't twist and turn the fabric) and they came out wonderfully clean. I air dried them, though, since I was worried about the linen covering shrinking.